Bayern touches one hand on the Bundesliga Silver Disc
Winning the host Bielefeld 3-0 in the 30th round of the Bundesliga on April 17, Bayern Munich can win the championship after the next match against Dortmund.
Serge Gnabry and Jamal Musiala both scored, and Jacob Laursen’s counter-kick helped Bayern win easily against the penultimate team Bielefeld. Julian Nagelsmann’s teachers and students re-established a nine-point gap with Dortmund, with only four rounds remaining in the tournament. Bayern You can win the Bundesliga Silver Disc if you win Dortmund at round 31 on April 23.
Bayern players celebrate Gnabry’s goal (left) against host Bielefeld in the Bundesliga on April 17. Image: imago
In other words, Bayern only need to win one more of the remaining four matches, to win the Bundesliga for the 10th time in a row. This result will help them relieve some of their sadness after eliminated by Villarreal out of the Champions League quarter-finals on April 12.
Bayern won big but the center Robert Lewandowski no score. His best opportunity came in the eighth minute, from Gnabry’s cross. Lewandowski hit the ground with his header, but goalkeeper Ortega Moreno ecstatically pushed the ball into the crossbar, then bounced to the post and flew out. Goal-line technology shows that the ball is constantly moving at the goal line, but never going over the line.
Just two minutes later, Lewandowski had a valuable opportunity again, from a header to clear the area from defender Alphonso Davies. The Polish striker missed the goal, but the ball hit defender Jacob Laursen and flew into the net. The goal counts as an own goal by Laursen.
Two Bielefeld players pulled Marcel Sabitzer’s hand during a dispute. Image: imago
By the end of the first half, Bayern had only scored a second after many wasted opportunities. Joshua Kimmich hung the ball from the middle of the field into the penalty area for Gnabry to break the offside trap, cushion the ball to sink to the far corner.
Lewandowski didn’t score, but created the last one. In the 84th minute, he received the ball on the left, waiting for the right rhythm of Musiala to jump in to create a horizontal assist for his young teammates. The 19-year-old midfielder scored his seventh personal goal this season.
Lewandowski is still leading the race for the European Golden Shoe, with 64 points from 32 goals in the Bundesliga. Striker Ciro Immobile is second with 25 goals.
Xuan Binh
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